Dead Space Remastered One Free 90-Minute Run Won’t Last Long, But It Can Be Expected
It looks like Valve may change the way it gives customers the chance to try games before buying. Currently, you can request a refund for any game purchased within the last 14 days if he’s played less than 2 hours online, offline, or as part of a shared library. Since the refund was applied to your Steam account balance, many consider it more of a trade-in than a refund. The lack of warning can also be a bit awkward if after thinking about returning the game it turns out he had played 121 minutes before making that decision.
A Slashdot reader discovered today that as part of an updated Dead Space 20% off sale, Steam is also offering 90 minutes of playtime with no down payment. The game page has very straightforward buttons to install the game and start playing. Because this apparently already exists in the library. The 90 minutes isn’t limited to any particular part of the game. You can go full speed and play, or you can spend your time exploring and pondering whether the whole experience is worth the price of admission.
One 90-minute free play offer on a single game doesn’t give much ground to the idea that this will become more common, but if it leads to overall game sales, more games You may decide to try this. Older gamers can expect a return of the game’s demos, right?
